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Wan lai you yin pinyin
Pinyin: wàn? lài? yǒu? Xuchang

All is silent: from the essayist Gui Youguang's "Xuanzhi of Mountain Ridge";

"The bookshelf is full of books, singing stiffly, sitting silently, and everything is audio. But the footsteps are silent, birds peck, and people don't leave. On the fifth night of March, half of the month, the laurel shadow is mottled, the wind is moving, and it is lovely. "

It means that all sounds made by nature can be heard. The sound made in the hole also refers to the sound. The writing environment is quiet.

About the author: Gui Youguang (1506 ~ 157 1) was an official and essayist in the Ming Dynasty. The word Xifu, also known as Kaifu, nicknamed Zhenchuan, was born in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province. In the 19th year of Jiajing, he won a prize. After failing the eighth exam, he moved to Anting River in Jiading, where he studied and talked about many apprentices. At the age of 60, Fang Cheng became a scholar. He passed the judges in Changxing County, Shunde, Taibu Temple, Nanjing and other places, and stayed in the cabinet to make a record of Sejong. He died in Nanjing.